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Updated Index Highlights (W1–9 average on-field)
Extreme high-WR / low-TE:
TEN: WR 2.74 (scale 100), TE 1.24, Balance 52.8
PHI: WR 2.72 (99), TE 1.24, Balance 52.7
CLE: WR 2.68 (93), TE 1.20, Balance 45.7
DAL: WR 2.63 (87), TE 1.23, Balance 41.8
Extreme high-TE:
LV: TE 2.07 (scale 100), Balance 55.3 — still the clearest outlier
LAR: TE 1.85 (76)
BUF: TE 1.84 (76)
W7–9 vs W1–6 Snap Share Deltas
WR Gainers: BAL +0.037, HOU +0.031, CHI +0.031, CIN +0.030, NE +0.025, NO +0.022
TE Gainers: TB +0.082, DET +0.076, LAR +0.071, LV +0.046, JAX +0.022, CAR +0.020
RB Gainers: PIT +0.039, MIA +0.026, SF +0.022, DAL +0.021, NYG +0.009, WAS +0.008
Key Notes
BAL, HOU, and CHI posted the largest recent WR share gains.
TB, DET, and LAR showed the strongest TE share increases.
PIT and MIA led RB share gains.
Extreme high-WR structure (TEN, PHI, CLE, DAL) remains sticky.
LV remains the dominant high-TE outlier and posted a positive TE delta.
DET and TB showed WR share declines offset by TE gains.
The PDF includes the ranked lists, key notes, and the full W1–9 scale table.
Here are the top RB snap-share risers (recent weeks, primarily Week 9–10) who are owned in roughly ≤50% of leagues. Ownership figures are approximate averages drawn from FantasyPros waiver data, StatChasers, Fantasy Hall of Fame, and similar trackers as of mid-November 2026; they fluctuate by platform and can rise quickly after a big week.
Rank
Player
Team
Recent Snap Share / Change
Approx. Ownership
Notes
1
Pierre Strong Jr.
GB
45% (+32)
~4%
Biggest recent jump. Jacobs (finger) expected to miss time; Strong led the backfield in snaps in Week 9.
2
Chris Rodriguez Jr.
JAX
~45% (strong upward trend, +20-range in recent windows)
~31–39%
Snap and carry share climbing; solid red-zone involvement as Tuten’s complement.
3
Emmett Johnson
KC
~30% (+11)
~33–45%
Walker (groin) ruled out for Week 10; Johnson steps into the lead role.
4
Mike Washington Jr.
LV
Earlier surge to ~60%, then 34%
~37–40%
Previous big riser who temporarily took lead work; still low-owned and in the mix behind Jeanty.
5
Austin Ekeler
WAS
43% (recent bump)
Low teens
Snap and touch volume up as White’s complement; classic low-owned volume play.
6
Dylan Sampson
CLE
~64% (+8)
~29–40%
Returning from IR with increased snaps and receiving work; Judkins role has dipped.
7
Lan Larison
NE
22% (+14)
Very low (~0–5%)
Notable Week 10-style jump in a committee behind Stevenson.
8
Seth McGowan
IND
31% (+6)
Low
Rookie seeing consistent work; goal-line looks noted in recent games.
9
Justice Hill
BAL
52% (modest +3, but elevated role)
Low-to-mid teens in some reports
Edging Henry in some recent snaps; deep-league interest.
10
Other committee pieces (e.g., Kaytron Allen / similar low-owned depth)
Various
Variable small-to-moderate gains
<20–30%
Depth options in committees that have shown incremental snap growth.
Strongest pure snap risers under the ownership threshold right now are Strong Jr. (injury-driven), Rodriguez Jr., and Emmett Johnson (Walker out).
Allgeier (ARI, 96% / +37) and Jonah Coleman (DEN, 77%) had the biggest overall snap jumps but are now owned well above 50% (Coleman ~82–88%). Ollie Gordon II is also heavily rostered after his earlier surge.
Snap-share gains are the strongest signals of role expansion, but always confirm the cause (injury, scheme, or game script) before treating them as sticky. Week 10 games are still finishing, so ownership and exact Week 10 snaps will update through Sunday night.
These are the highest-priority low-owned RB snap risers for waivers, or deep-league adds.